Watchario

Secure network access

Reach routers behind NAT without exposing admin ports.

Open the MikroTik admin interface at any site through an encrypted outbound WireGuard tunnel — permissioned, time-limited, and logged. Delete the port-forwards. Keep the access.

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app.watchario.com/router
Secure access · Harbor Street routerSession expires in 27:14 · logged
Encrypted outbound tunnel established (WireGuard)
MikroTik admin UI reachable — no inbound port opened
14 connected clients discovered on 192.168.88.0/24
Access granted to: r.alvarez (Operations) · scope: this router

The access model, plainly

01

Outbound only

The site initiates an encrypted WireGuard tunnel outward through NAT. No inbound port, no port-forward, no DDNS entry, nothing listening.

02

Permissioned

Who may open a router session is a role, set per site. An area manager can watch cameras without ever holding router credentials.

03

Time-limited

Sessions expire. Access is granted for a window, not forever — and can be revoked by an admin.

04

Logged

Every session records who reached which router, when, from where. On Operations plans the audit log is part of your org controls.

See everything connected — before you need to touch it

Every secure-access site comes with full connected-device visibility: what is on the network, its address, and whether it is responding. Discovery is included in every plan — so when something breaks, you already know the shape of the network you are about to fix.

Pair it with active monitoring →
app.watchario.com/devices
Harbor Street · devicesChecks every 30s
MikroTik router192.168.88.1UP · 14ms
PoE switch192.168.88.2UP · 9ms
Hikvision NVR192.168.88.10UP · 11ms
CAM-04 Storage192.168.88.24DOWN · 12m
POS terminal 1192.168.88.31UP · 16ms
Walk-in freezer sensor192.168.88.40UP · 21ms

The IT manager's questions

Which routers are supported?

MikroTik routers — supported RouterOS versions and models are confirmed for your gear in a demo (see Compatibility). The hub reaches the router’s admin interface over the local network, so the router itself needs no special firmware or cloud agent.

Is this a mesh VPN for my whole company?

No — and deliberately so. Watchario grants scoped, session-based access to specific site equipment for named operators. It is remote remediation, not a corporate network overlay.

What exactly can a session reach?

The router admin interface, and connected devices you have permitted. Scope is defined per role — not "the whole subnet because the tunnel is up."

What does Watchario’s relay see?

The relay brokers encrypted streams between your browser and the site tunnel. What it can and cannot decrypt, whether anything is buffered, and who at Watchario can access what are answered point by point on the Trust page.

Can I still use Winbox / my own tools?

Browser-based admin access is the supported path today; ask us about your specific workflow in a demo.

Close the ports. Keep the reach.

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